texts: <mask> is the son of 2nd Viscount Baltinglass and Joan, daughter of 8th Baron Dunboyne. He died in Spain in 1585. During the "Silken Thomas" Rebellion of 1534–35, Baltinglass's family remained loyal to Henry VIII despite being associated with the FitzGerald family. They were granted additional lands for their loyalty. The first Viscount <mask> was created by a grateful king in the 1540s. The FitzEustaces were like many other old English Pale families. The Pale families of Plunkett, Aylmer, Fitzsimon, Sedgrave and Nugent were included in the circle.The revolt was first conceived due to discontent within the circle. <mask> was sentenced to a night in jail, a sermon, and a fine for airing his views. <mask> was educated at Grey's Inn, the most prestigious of the Inns of Court in London, and lived in Rome during the 1570s. Sir Norman Eustace, <mask>' tutor and an influential priest, regarded Queen Elizabeth I as an illegitimate heretic. <mask> was not viewed as a threat by the government. After his revolt broke, they were even more critical of him. He married Mary Travers, daughter of Sir Henry Travers of Monkstown Castle, but they had no children.Henry died before his father. Mary died in 1610 and was married again in 1587 to Sir Gerald Aylmer, a Catholic loyalist who was imprisoned and knighted by Elizabeth I. Sir John was related to the Earl of Kildare. He was a Groom of the Chambers. During the period 1545 to 1551, he received many grants of land, including parts of Haynestown and Tomogue, as well as estates in Co. Carlow. Mary petitioned for her lands to be returned in 1589. She obtained the re-possession of the Preceptory with the help of Sir Gerald Aylmer.After her death in 1610 this estate was shared between several grantees, but mainly Monkstown and its estates in seven counties were left to Henry Cheevers, her sister's second son. Rebellion <mask> didn't have enough military muscle, a suitable operational base or martial experience to be successful. If he acted alone, his revolt would be easy to crush. Feagh was the son of Hugh MacShane O' Byrne, the father of Baltinglass, who was defeated in a border encounter by Roland FitzEustace. The alliance of their sons was unaffected by this. Feagh O' Byrne and Baltinglass brought different qualities and assets to the rebellion's initial success. Feagh provided the military leadership and drew to his standard much of Gaelic Leinster who viewed him as their protectors.The government was afraid of the extra dimensions of the revolt because of Baltinglass's Catholic cause. The uprising would have been seen as a Gaelic outbreak without the involvement of Baltinglass. It wouldn't have received much aid from Catholic Palesmen. The coming together of the pragmatic Gaelic malcontent and the idealistic Catholic magnate was a new and dangerous development in the history of rebellion against the Crown in Ireland. The government was frightened by what this union symbolized. It was a sign of things to come. <mask> lodged complaints against the persecution of Catholics before his father died.He was released just in time to assume his title the next year after he and other leading Catholics were imprisoned in 1577. The resentment was directed against the policies pursued by the officials. The government levied a military tax on Palesmen to finance military campaigns against Gaelic lords and Anglo-Irish magnates. The troops were moved to their lands. The Pale's gentry and the towns' merchants were incensed by this. They had a lot of discontent before the rebellion. The Pale community was against government demands on their assets.<mask>'s father was a prominent leader. He was imprisoned in the closing years of the 1570s by the Elizabethan administration who viewed their opposition as little short of treason. The unpopularity of the government's actions increased. The majority of Pale faith was Catholic. The Protestant-dominated government was seen as a threat by the catholics because of their decline in participation in the kingdom's government. The positions of authority were occupied by English-born Protestants. The government officers thought of themselves as Catholic and loyal.Elizabeth was excommunicated by Pius V in 1570. The sons of Catholic Pale families left English universities to attend Catholic Europe. Catholic Counter-Reformation dogma and doctrine dominated the walls of these continental colleges. Palesmen were profoundly affected by their exposure. They were more militant on their return because of their education. The Earl of Desmond, Gerald FitzGerald, took up arms against the Queen again in 1579. The 10th Earl of Ormond was appointed by Elizabeth to deal with the rebellion.He eventually did, but with terrible severity. During the summer of 1580, <mask>, Viscount Baltinglass collected rebel forces in County Wicklow with the goal of assisting Desmond. Many influential Catholics, some of them his own relatives, and large numbers of Irish clansmen were his allies. Ormonde, <mask>'s brother-in-law, had married Eleanor Eustace, the sister of the Earl of Ormonde, who must have sent him a warning. The Lord Deputy's troops were defeated at the Pass of Glenmalure in the Wicklow Mountains on August 25th, 1580, after the revolt was remarkably successful. The entire country from the Slaney to the Shannon and from the Boyne to the meeting of the Three Waters became one scene of conflict, according to the Annals of the Four Masters. It was too late for Baltinglass to coordinate his efforts with those of Desmond.The fighting was desultory for nearly a year, but with no large engagement, and the Baltinglass troops overran a large area doing great damage. When the Spaniards and Italians arrived at Smerwick in order to assist the Catholic cause, they were taken prisoner and massacred. The scene of the massacre, on the southern edge of the town, is still called Spaniards Cross. Forty-five of the followers of Defeat and Exile were hanged in Dublin. Thence to Spain was where <mask> escaped to. He only succeeded in persuading King Philip II of Spain to provide enough troops and ships to invade Ireland. He died without a child.Edmund Eustace had married two of his brothers, Joan and Richard Walsh. He escaped to Scotland and then to Spain, where he was created by the Pope. He died in Portugal in 1594 after serving against England in the Armada. 2. The execution of Thomas Eustace took place in 1582. 3. "Head of William Eustace, another of the Baltinglass brethren, was taken this morning by the Secretary of State in London."It is possible that the report was false and that he was the descendant of the Eustaces of Robertstown. William was killed in a rebellion on 21 April, according to The Complete Peerage. 1583. William was living as a Viscount in 1610 and had not been engaged in rebellion. Walter Eustace was executed in 1583. At the time of the rebellion, Richard Eustace was in Paris, arranging for the dispatch of supplies to his brothers. He was a priest in Rome.Among the other Eustaces from County Kildare who took part were Maurice of Castlemartin and Thomas of Kerdiff, who were both executed, and John of Newland and Oliver of Blackhall, who were pardoned. The Statute of Baltinglass was passed by Parliament, but against a lot of opposition. The title and arms were attainedted, and all the Baltinglass possessions were forfeited, as was normal then, with retrospective clauses voiding all transfers of property that had taken place during the previous twelve years. The Eustaces of Harristown were destroyed. For their failure, <mask> and his brothers paid a heavy price. <mask> and his followers were definitely brave men. The mother of the six traitorous brethren petitioned at the time of the attainder to be allowed to retain her jointure or alternatively to be granted.Most of the forfeited estates were given to Sir Henry Harrington who was active in quelling the rebellion. In 1617, he sold them to Sir Charles Wilmot, who passed them on to the Viscounts. John Eustace of Castlemartin granted Harristown, Calverstown and others. Edmund Spenser, the poet, was granted a lease of the New Abbey, Kilcullen, and a house in Dublin. The land around the castle was part of the Eustace family. The property was taken away for their part in the Rebellion. The lands of the castle were granted to the Loftus family.Colonel Richard Talbot died without an heir six years after the title was revived. The Baron of Baltinglass was created in 1763, but he was created in 1776 and the title became extinct in 1875. His family was connected with the Eustaces of Castlemartin and Harristown twice. One of the three co-heiresses of Sir Maurice Eustace, the Lord Chancellor of Ireland, was his father's second wife. He had a great-great-granddaughter who married a descendant of Clotilda, one of the co-heiresses. The Eustace Family and Their Lands in County Kildare was written by Sir Eustace F. No. XIII, No.pp. 284–289. 16th-century Anglo-Irish people are members of the Irish House of Lords.

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texts: <mask> was the 43rd prime minister of Italy from October 1980 to June 1981 and was born in December 1925. He was the deputy prime minister, the minister of Foreign Affairs and the minister of Defence. From the 1970s to the 1990s, <mask> was one of the most prominent Italian politicians. He is the oldest living former Italian prime minister. 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He was a member of the central committee of Christian Democracy.<mask> was the first person from the constituency of Ancona to be elected to the Chamber of Deputies in the Italian general election. One of the most prominent members of the DC group was <mask>. He held the office of vice-secretary from 1962 to 1969 under three different secretaries. In 1969 he became Minister for the Relations with the United Nations in the second cabinet of the Rumor's government. In November 1969 <mask> was elected Secretary of the Christian Democracy with 157 votes in favor and 13 blank votes. The inability to react effectively to the economic and social difficulties of the period undermined <mask>'s attempt to avoid the disintegration of the center- left political alliance. He tried to forge alliances with the Socialist Party, Democratic Socialist Party, and the Republican Party.The divorce law was harshly opposed by the Christian Democrats, but also by the Italian Social Movement and the Monarchists, because the Parliament approved it with a different majority than the one that supported the government. Prime Minister Rumor tried to rebuild the government after he resigned. After the general strike of July 1970 shocked the country, the third Rumor government did not survive, despite the political success for the first regional elections of June 1970. The new Prime Minister was named after Rumor's resignation. Fanfani was not elected as President of the Republic in 1971 despite <mask>'s proposal that he be the DC candidate. Aldo Moro's nomination was rejected by the Parliament. The neo-fascist Social Movement supported Giovanni Leone, the former Prime Minister and long-time President of the Chamber of Deputies, who was proposed by the DC.After a few months, the republicans withdrew their support for the government and the new Prime Minister didn't have the votes to win the confidence vote. In the general election of 1972, the DC Congress, led by <mask>, remained stable with around 38% of the votes, as it happened to the Communist Party which obtained the same 27% of 1968. The Socialist Party decreased to less than 10%. After Giorgio Almirante launched the formula of the "National Right", the Italian Social Movement nearly doubled its votes from 4.5 to 9%. The incumbent Prime Minister tried to continue his centrist strategy, but it only lasted a year. The traditional centre-left alliance between Christian Democrats, Socialist, Democratic Socialist and Republicans was formed by the former premier. During the National Congress of 1973, <mask> was not confirmed as Secretary of the party, and his former mentor, Fanfani, became DC secretary again.The Republicans abandoned Prime Minister Rumor in March 1973. He continued with a new squad, but he couldn't keep up with the shocks caused by the divorce referendum of 1974, when Christian Democrats and the neo-fascist MSI were campaigning for a yes vote to abolish the law and make divorce illegal again. Aldo Moro persuaded the Socialists to accept a minority government made up of the Christian Democrats and Republicans. The Minister of Defence was appointed by Moro. The regional elections of 1975, which marked a great success of the left, led to new national elections. In March 1976, <mask> ran to the secretariat of the party, against the incumbent secretary and member of the DC left-wing who supported Moro's policy of accommodation with the Communists. <mask> was supported by a number of people, but he lost the congressional election.The Republicans left Moro's cabinet in 1976, and an early vote was called. The success of the Communist Party led to the appointment of <mask> as Minister of Foreign Affairs. The necessity to recover a climate of unity in the party after the congressional divisions and the opportunity to allocate foreign policy to a clearly anti-communist personality were the reasons for this important nomination. The European integration process and Portugal's accession to the European Economic Community were supported by <mask>. Flaminio Piccoli was one of the main sponsors of the Prime Minister of Italy. The Secretary was elected by the centre-right majority. The appointment of <mask> as Prime Minister of Italy was due to his role in the election.He was seen as the man who could re-unite DC after he tried to stay out of thefactionalism in his party. He had to deal with corruption scandals within his party and a renewed bout of left-wing terrorism. The Irpinia earthquake, a strong shock, that was centered on the village of Conza in Campania, left at least 2,483 people dead, at least 7,700 injured, and 250,000 homeless. The <mask>'s government spent 59 trillion lire on reconstruction. The United States contributed 70 million dollars and West Germany contributed 32 million dollars. There was a major corruption scandal in the early 90's. The largest part of the billions of lire that were predestined for aid to the victims and rebuilding disappeared in the 1980s.$20 billion of the $40 billion spent on earthquake reconstruction went to create a new social class of millionaires in the region, $6.4 billion went to the Camorra, and $4 billion went to politicians in bribes. A quarter of the total amount was spent on people's needs. The Mafia entered the construction industry after the earthquake. The list of who belonged to the secret lodge P2 was published. The P2 was a Masonic lodge founded in 1945 that by the time its Masonic charter was withdrawn in 1976, had become a pseudo-Masonic, ultraright organization operating in violation of the Constitution of Italy that banned secret associations. P2 was implicated in numerous Italian crimes and mysteries, including the collapse of the Vatican-affiliated Banco Ambrosiano, the murders of journalist Mino Pecorelli and banker Roberto Calvi, and corruption cases within the lodge. Through the investigations into the collapse of the financial empire, P2 came to light.P2 was sometimes referred to as a "shadow government" or a "state within a state". The lodge's members included prominent journalists, Members of Parliament, industrialists, and military leaders, as well as the Savoy pretender to the Italian throne and the heads of all three Italian intelligence services. The police found a document called the "Plan for Democratic Rebirth" when they searched Gelli's villa in 1982. The lateness with which they were published gained <mask> heavy criticism from the Communist Party. He had to resign from the position because he was staying away from the spotlight of politics. The line of Christian Democratic Prime Ministers came to an end with his resignation and the appointment of Giovanni Spadolini. <mask> was an important politician after his time in office.The Socialists signed an agreement with the "blessing" of Giulio Andreotti. The agreement was signed in a trailer. The initials of the signers were called "CAF". The DC party guaranteed an alternation of government and equal dignity for the so-called "secular parties" of the majority (the Socialists, Social Democrats, Liberals and Republicans). The growth of the majority toward the Communist Party was dismissed with the birth of the so-called Pentapartito. The Christian Democrats prevented secular parties from becoming Prime Minister several times. In 1982, <mask> tried again to become DC Secretary, but he was defeated by his former deputy secretary, who was supported by Fanfani.After the loss, <mask> left Fanfani's group and founded "Popular Action". He continued to be one of the most prominent politicians in Italian politics despite being the leader of the moderate group of the Christian Democracy. The leader of the Socialists was appointed Prime Minister by the President in 1983 and the leader of the opposition became his deputy. In the 18th DC National Congress <mask> was elected secretary for a second time with 85% of the vote. The head of the government was maintained by De Mita. When DC ruled the city, they allying with the Communists instead of the Socialists. De Mita was forced to resign on May 19th, 1989 after the PSI withdrew their support for the government.<mask> was in charge of the long-running government crisis that lasted until July. Until the 1992 election, the pivot of Italian politics was the CAF alliance. On February 17, 1992, judge Antonio Di Pietro arrested Mario Chiesa, a member of the PSI, for accepting a bribe from a Milan cleaning firm. The Italian Socialist Party distanced themselves from Chiesa. The "villain", as he is known, is a "wild splinter" of the otherwise clean PSI. Chiesa was upset by the treatment he received from his former colleagues. The news of political corruption began to spread in the press.The Christian Democracy, led by <mask>, lost a lot of votes in the general election of 1992, but still retained a small majority. There was no opposition leadership after the fall of the Soviet Union. Many votes went to a party that was not interested in alliances at the time. The Christian Democracy proposed <mask> as their candidate for the presidency of the Republic. <mask> missed the election of 39 and 29 votes during the 5th and 6th ballots. <mask> withdrew his candidacy for President of the Republic. The defeat in the presidential election, shortly after the dramatic general election, marked the conclusion of <mask>'s political life, after other defeats in regional and administrative elections and involvement in the Mani pulite scandal, in which he was charged of having received illegal funds.Pier Ferdinando Casini is considered the heir to <mask>'s politics. 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texts: <mask> was an English singer and actress who was known in the late 19th and early 20th century as an ingénue in musical comedies and later as a character actress in comic and dramatic plays. She walked out of the lead role in Nol Coward's The Vortex just before the opening night in 1924. The daughter of a singer and his wife was born in London. One of her tutors described her as "an ideal Cherubino" in Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro. Her career took her into operetta and musical comedy. She played Inez in Charles Lecocq's Pepita and created the role of Malaguene in Robert Planquette's Paul Jones. She made her musical comedy debut in George Edwardes's In Town at the Gaiety Theatre in 1893, playing an ingénue role and later deputising for Florence St. John.She replaced Decima Moore in the lead role of A Gaiety Girl. She played the title role in The Shop Girl at the Gaiety in 1895 and also appeared in Gentleman Joe at the Prince of Wales's Theatre and All Abroad at the Criterion Theatre. The operas A Model Trilby and A Day or Two After Du Maurier were both produced by the Opera Comique. The piece was a parody of the Haymarket Theatre's production of Trilby. Cutler was thought to be "winsome and engaging" by the Times. She was the best and most willing of all the Trilbys, according to the Daily Telegraph. The new Trilby is from first to last attractive and delightful.She played in Monte Carlo in 1896. After playing junior roles in musical comedies, including the title character in The French Maid in 1897, he went on to become a star. Sidney Ellison, who was the director and choreographer of Florodora, married her in April 1900. They separated before his death after the marriage failed. She played Victoria Chaffers in H.M.S. I was irresponsible in 1901. The other successes of this period were A Chinese Honeymoon, The Girl from Kays, Grace in The Love Birds, and A Man's Shadow.The Command Performance was held at Windsor Castle. She played Baroness Papouche in The Spring Chicken. Her appearances in musical comedy were well received, with The Times commenting, "Miss may be depended upon to make the most of what she undertakes, a soothing tint of freshness in a great deal of blare and noise". She appeared in Hero and Heroine for 20 minutes at the Palace Theatre after appearing in The Spring Chicken. She changed from one costume to another on the short journey in the dressing room on the bus. The 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 She appeared with Herbert Beerbohm Tree as Felise in a revival of The Red Lamp.She played a number of roles in the 20th century, including All-of-a-SuddenPeggy, Good for Nothing, and Madame Henriette. Over the next fifteen years, there were too many roles to name. She played both in English classics, such as The Rivals, and in new works by Max Beerbohm. In the 1920s, she continued to play a varied and busy schedule of leading and character roles appropriate for her age. She is most remembered for one that she did not play. She pulled out of the role of the nymphomaniac mother less than a week before the piece was due to open, because she was upset by a last-minute rewrite that diminished her role. Coward was able to find someone to take on the role.Coward said that the play threw away one of the best opportunities of her life. The Country Wife and Dear Octopus were both good plays. Such Is the Law, The Great Gay Road, Lord of the manor, Come Out of the Pantry, and Moscow Nights were some of the films that the Cutler performed in. Pygmalion was her last film. She proved that an actress who can play the lead in musical comedy can go on to play the lead in anything else. She was an accomplished actress and we call her style. Major Charles Dudley Ward was her second husband.She passed away at her home in London. References Coward, Nol. The present Indicative is present. Heinemann was born in 1937. There are External links to this photo on a cigarette card.


texts: The Queen of Sweden from 1552 to 1621 was <mask>. The sister of King Gustav's previous consort Margaret Leijonhufvud was the daughter of Riksrd Olofsson Stenbock. She was the maternal niece of Queen Margaret and the first cousin of the royal children of that marriage, including future kings John III of Sweden and Charles IX of Sweden. Her siblings included a woman. There isn't much information about her prior to her marriage. It is possible that she served as maid of honor to her aunt, the Queen, but she was most certainly known to the King because of the marriage of her aunt to the King. The monarch favored her parents.Their marriage was hosted by the King in parallel to his own first marriage in 1531, her father founded his career as a riksrd upon his loyalty to the King, and her mother was in the King's confidence. After the death of Queen Margaret in 1551, <mask>'s mother Brita and aunt Martha were given the care of the royal children until the King married again, which he was expected to do. A new marriage was necessary for the King because he needed a Queen for his court and a mother for his young children. In March 1552, he called her mother, her aunt Martha and her spouse, and the King's nephew Per Brahe the Elder who was married to <mask>'s sister Beata, and it was thought that she proposed the marriage to her family. Her family was favorable to the match, as it would preserve the family connection they had made with the King through his previous marriage with Queen Margaret, an influence they would keep through <mask>. The King stated to marry <mask> because of the great costs and the time-Consuming negotiations necessary to get a marriage with a foreign princess in the complicated political climate in Europe during the ongoing religious conflicts. The marriage of Queen Margaret to the King secured the support of the Swedish nobility for his rule and he was able to marry again in to the same family.<mask> has dark hair and blue eyes. According to tradition, like her aunt and predecessor <mask> was engaged when the King decided to marry her, he once heard her say in her sleep: "King Gustav is very dear." When the King came to her parents manor to propose to her personally, it is said that she ran away and hid behind a bush in the garden. The King had his way. There was opposition among the church against a marriage between the King and the niece of his former spouse, and the arch bishop protested quoting the Books of Moses prohibiting the marriage between a man and the widow of his uncle. The King commissioned a commission to prove that the Old Testament only applied to Jews and that, in any case, it allowed for a man to marry the sister of his dead wife and thereby a marriage to the niece of his wife must be permitted. The king had his council confirm to the church that he had the right to marry whoever he wanted, even though the church wanted him to marry a Queen.<mask> was crowned Queen the day after the wedding in the chapel of the Vadstena Abbey. Queen Margaret wore a golden dress during her wedding and a silver dress during her official ceremonies as she was escorted by her male relatives. The plague swept through parts of the nation, the city of Turku burned down, and people claimed to see bad omens in the sky at the wedding. The celebrations went on for three days. The city of Vadstena burned down in a great fire when the court left. There isn't much information about <mask>ck as Queen. She was made responsible to supervise the female courtiers and her cousins, the royal children, until they married, and in the case of the princes, until she died.She had a good relationship with her stepchildren, with the exception of Duke Charles. She accepted her part as Queen of Sweden with silent dignity and did not attract too much attention. The King contemplated writing a law which would prevent a future marriage between two people of the same age, because he found their age difference too great. As Queen, she was expected by her family to replace her aunt Queen Margaret in the role of acting as a channel between her family and the King, preserving the influence of her family. She never involved herself in any personal political agenda. During her tenure as Queen, there was only one incident in which she was mentioned, in which she accused her brothers of using their positions as brothers of the Queen to intimidate the other young. Her stepson John's lover was once in her court.There were signs that she was pregnant in 1554 and 1556, but no official announcement was ever made. She and the royal children went with the King to the province of Finland. During their stay in land, <mask> was affected by sudden motherly problems, which has been interpreted as a miscarriage, which is the closest information available of a pregnant <mask>. She was present at the wedding of Princess <mask> and Edzard II, Count of East Frisia. On their departure from Sweden, the newly weds were accompanied by the sister of the bride and the brother of the groom. Crown Prince Eric discovered that Cecilia and Johan had a sexual affair while in Vadstena. The scandal was known as Vadstenabullret.Eric and Cecilia called back to Sweden after they were placed in house arrest. The King cried when he told the story to Queen <mask>. <mask> was asked to act as a bridge between the King and his children many times. She was used by the King for Princess <mask> to negotiate the release of her husband and allow her and her spouse to leave for East Frisia. In May 1560, Prince Eric asked her for permission to propose to Elizabeth I of England. King Gustav died as a result of the scandal. According to the chronicles, <mask> was present by his bedside during his entire sickness until his death, had a bed brought in by his side where she slept, and eventually fell sick herself.She continued to act as a bridge between the King and his children despite his complaints that they were not there. King Gustav died on September 29, 1560, and was succeeded by his son, Eric XIV. <mask> was promised custody of the Princesses, an allowance suitable for her position, and that his sons should always see to it that she had her needs taken care of in his will. He did not specify which estates should be given to her in his will, but prior to his death, he had his two eldest sons promise to grant her preferred choice. In March, <mask> had Eric XIV issue a written statement of her right to Strmsholm, which remained her seat for the rest of her life, as well as her own residence in the capital. Anna was the house keeper of the Queen's court at Strmsholm. Despite being a widow for 61 years, <mask> was dressed in mourning for the rest of her life.Riksnkedrottning is the title of the first Swedish Queen Dowager. Queen <mask> was the first lady of the royal court during most of the reign of Eric XIV. She opened a ball in honor of the Polish embassy sent to negotiate the wedding between the King's brother Prince John and the Polish Princess <mask>. Eric XIV referred to her as "My Dear Stepmother" and trusted her on certain critical occasions, but she seems to have had a good relationship with him. During the conflict between the King and his brother Prince John, <mask> offered her assistance as a mediation, but was refused by Eric who accused her of siding with John and reminded her that King Gustav had asked them all to show loyalty to his successor. <mask> was involved in the Sture Murders. The King imprisoned several noblemen in the spring of 1567 and charged them with treason.Among them were the husband and two cousins of <mask>'s aunt. On 24 May, the King had a fit of insanity and killed one of her relatives, as well as another nobleman. The King left after this. He was found outside the city and taken to the capital, where he was left in the care of Karin Mnsdotter. <mask> arrived in Uppsala on the day of the murders. She was contacted by a delegation from the King headed by her uncle and asked to act as a bridge between the King and the relatives of the murder victims. She was given an audience with the King after being escorted to the capital.This was to be the first audience with the King since the murders, and the royal court was waiting for her arrival, as no one had dared to come in the Kings presence since the murders. The King asked forgiveness for the murders when she entered the audience room. He gave her the authority to negotiate the settlement with the relatives of the murder victims. Martha put forward her demands through <mask>, which included a letter of protection against further persecution of the King, an official statement of the innocence of the murder victims, and the arrest of the people responsible for the behavior of the monarch. The King reinstated Persson after accepting all terms of the settlement. The Kingdom was ruled by a council of regents during the illness and convalescence of the King. The imprisoned brother of the King, Prince John, was visited by <mask> several times.She was present when Eric XIV asked his brother if he was the King. She was able to arrange a form of reconciliation between the brothers and had Prince John moved to Arboga. The recovery of the King's sanity was contributed to by <mask>. On 9 June 1568, <mask> was made god mother of the King's son by Mnsdotter. She was part of the double wedding between the King and Mnsdotter and the Princess Sophia and Magnus II. The marriage between the King and the commoner was regarded as an insult in matter of rank, as the second bride, Princess Sophia, followed the King's bride in the procession to church. Mnsdotter warned the intended victims of the King's plans to have his brothers and other enemies killed during the wedding celebrations.<mask> did it on her own. <mask> and her stepdaughters, Sophia and Elizabeth, were with the King in the capital during the rebellion of the Dukes. According to the official statement given by Prince John after the deposition in 1569, they were placed under guard, prevented from leaving and placed under the threat of being presented to Ivan the Terrible of Russia as hostages. The Russian embassy was at the time waiting for Eric XIV to give his sister-in-law, Princess <mask>, as a hostage to use against Poland. Eric XIV was forced to decline this demand because of international pressure, but had offered to replace his Polish sister-in-law with his stepmother and two sisters. According to John, the relationship between the King and the Queen was bad at this point, as he had accused her of having financed the Danes during the ongoing Northern Seven Years' War and threatened not only to give her, his sisters and their ladies-in-waiting over to the Russians. It is unclear how much of this is true and what is propaganda from the later John III to excuse the deposition of his brother, but what ever the case, Queen <mask> and Princesses Sophia and Elizabeth left the court and escaped to join the Dukes after having been given a threat.When they left town, they were joined by the spouse of Princess Sophia, Magnus II, who took a walk in the town and continued to the city gate. It is possible that <mask> had a say in Eric XIV's fate after he was forced to extradite Jran Persson. From 1568 until 1570, the children of Eric XIV and Karin were in the care of <mask> and Johanna de Herboville. After <mask>'s brother Olof attacked her in prison, Eric XIV gave her the credit for not being put to death. After the accession of John III to the throne, her lands were questioned by her stepson Duke Charles. All of her fiefs in Sdermanland were exchanged for land, which gave her a larger income than her previous lands. She had a good relationship with the King.She was able to act as one of the foremost financiers of John III because of her estates. Strmsholm was her main residence and caused a conflict with Duke Charles. Strmsholm belonged to the Duke because it was located in his Duchy. He demanded that she evacuate the fief to him, sent armed troops to the area to prevent her from collecting taxes from the farmers of the area, and threatened to attack the estate to remove her physically. Strmsholm was the residence of his bride prior to his marriage in 1579. John III reminded Charles that although the King had not mentioned the estate in his will, he had asked the Princes to ensure <mask>'s right to it. John III threatened Charles with the loss of his succession rights to the throne unless he respected the royal council's decision in favor of <mask>.<mask> wanted to marry the brother-in-law of Princess Sophia. The plans were stopped by the spouse of Sophia. During the time of the conflict between her and Duke Charles, she received a proposal from a German Count, but declined it. She no longer had a prominent place at court during the reign of John III. She continued to act as a channel between her relatives and the royal house because of her royal rank, and she often hosted family meetings and arranged family occasions such as weddings and funerals. In 1574, a scandal took place when her brother made his famous elopement with their cousin, the daughter of her famous aunt. Martha did not allow the couple to marry because they were cousins.<mask> and Duke Charles acted as mediators and helped to get the love marriage acknowledged within a year, despite the fact that Martha had the King imprisoned. She was involved in the meeting between Queen <mask> and Karin Mnsdotter. The conflict between the King and the Royal Council took place in 1589–90 and both Queen <mask> and Queen Gunilla Bielke were involved in it. John III suspected the Councillors of scheming to depose him in favor of the son of Eric XIV. The rumour was that <mask> was going to host a meeting for the Councillors at Strmsholm where they were going to dethrone the King. She contacted the King to defend herself against the accusations. Sigismund III Vasa, the elected King of Poland, was opposed by Duke Charles and succeeded his father, John III.Sigismund confirmed <mask>'s fiefs after she participated in the burial of John III. There was a civil war between Duke Charles and Sigismund. Klaus Fleming, her brother-in-law, and her nephew were declared enemies by Duke Charles. Klaus Fleming used her fief's supplies for Sigismund against Charles after appointing a new official. Even though one of Fleming's men was arrested and questioned, this could not be proven because <mask> had sent warnings about Charles. <mask>'s fief land was seized by Charles in November of 1597 because he used against her. After the warfare of Duke Charles toward the loyalists of Sigismund in Finland, Fleming was killed, and <mask>'s sister and her daughters were taken captive by the Duke and imprisoned in Stockholm.Queen <mask>'s relatives fled to Poland because they were loyal to Sigismund. She went to Queen Christina in 1599. Duke Charles could not prove anything against <mask>. The abandoned wives and daughters of her male relatives, who fled to Sigismund in Poland and had their estates in Sweden seized, became a refuge for her, and she petitioned for the property to be returned to her. After their release from prison in 1600, her sister and daughters lived with her. One of the female relations she received as maid of honor was Ebba Brahe, who was removed from the employ of the mother of Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden to prevent a love match with the King, and whose wedding she hosted in 1618. <mask> spent her last years tending to her estates, engaging in iron works and other enterprises, and spending time with her sisters.She was unable to attend the wedding of Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden in 1620. She was given a charitable reputation because she gave a safe haven to many female relations to the exiled loyalists of Sigismund. The poor have lost a friend, the orphans their mother, when she died in 1621 at 86 years of age. She was buried without a monument. There are references to Svenskt biografiskt handlexikon. Gustav Vasa: Landsfader eller tyrann? Who is the Father of a country or a tyrant?Wilhelmina Stlberg and P. G. Berg wroteNotes of Swedish women. 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texts: <mask>obot. <mask> was born at a hospital on the Gold Coast in Australia. He DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch <mask> trained at the Miami Swimming Club under Ken Nixon and won two gold medals.His mother was a volunteer at the swimming club. Tom and Alli are his siblings. <mask> began to record songs in his bedroom during the summer of 2009, performing "I'm Yours", "Cry Me a River", and "Seorita" by The Jackson 5, and "I Want You Back" by The Jackson 5. <mask>'s rise to recognition was featured on The 7.30 Report in December 2009. On May 15, 2010, he released his first single, "iYiYi". <mask>'s second single, "Summertime", was released in September 2010. <mask> moved to Los Angeles with his family in June of 2010 to record his songs.<mask> appeared on Sunrise. <mask> will be participating in the Camplified 2010 Tour, along with other artists, in the United States. The tour ended on August 14th. The middle school tour that took place in October–November of 2010 covered 9 states. The 4 U was released in December of 2010. Four of the five tracks were previously undiscovered. <mask> recorded a remake of the song "I Want Candy" by The Strangeloves as the main theme song for the Easter-themed live-action/CGI-animated film Hop.<mask> was "egged" on stage in May of 2011. <mask> told the Australian radio show that he was upset with his fans because the rest of his show was canceled because of security concerns, and that he was not hit by the eggs. He began the Waiting 4U tour with American singer Greyson Chance on April 9 in Ivins, Utah. The tour ended in Portland, Oregon. Coast to Coast was released by Atlantic Records. 24,000 copies of it were sold. <mask> released a single on April 23, 2011.He performed on The Today Show in August of 2011. <mask> began his Coast to Coast Mall Tour in New York the next day. He played nine dates in the United States and finished them in Orange, California. On September 22, it was announced that <mask> had hired Braun as his own manager. The Wish Factory released a doll in two formats. <mask>'s debut studio album, Paradise, was released on 2 October 2012 and contains four songs from <mask>'s upcoming debut studio album, Preview to Paradise. <mask> toured Europe in February of last year, doing his own tour dates as well as supporting the European Believe tour dates.<mask>'s first album to debut in the top 10 was Surfers Paradise. Ryan Beatty and Before You Exit opened for <mask> on the Paradise Tour. "All Day", "La Da Dee", "Wish U Were Here", and a cover of "please Come Home for Christmas" are on <mask>'s acoustic album. <mask> was announced as one of the celebrities to participate on the 18th season of Dancing with the Stars during ABC's Good Morning America. Witney was his partner. He finished in 9th place after being eliminated in Week 5. <mask> and Jackson Harris did an acoustic tour through Europe.<mask> left Warner/Atlantic in August of last year. He cited creative differences as the reason for his departure and is currently unsigned. <mask>'s album Free was scheduled to be released on June 23, 2015, but was pushed back to July 10. <mask> performed "Flower" on Good Morning America. He left Atlantic Records to start his own label, Coast House. The songs on the album were written with Donavon and G. Love. John was a sounding board.On July 13, 2015, he performed "New Problems" on NBC's Today show. On 1 November 2015, it has been reported that a new band was formed with his friends Adrian Cota and Khari Mateen. <mask> formed a new band called "Cody Simpson and the Tide" and released their first single, "Waiting for the Tide." Adrian Cota on drums and Shareef "Reef" Addo on bass are part of the band. Wave One was released by Cody and the Tide in the fall of last year. Pop, rock, blues, and surf-rock genres make up the music. The band's musical tastes and influences were used to create Wave One.<mask> sings of love, unity, environmentalism and ocean preservation. <mask> wrote a poem called "Waiting for the Tide" that dealt with topics such as rising water levels and ocean conservativism. The band released a music video in August of last year. The Tide went on a tour of southern California in October. The band split up in early 2019. <mask> returned to solo work after leaving his band and wrote a song called Golden Thing for Cyrus which was viewed over 1 million times. He competed on The Masked Singer Australia as the "Robot" and won the show.A new music video of "Nice To Meet You" was released in 2022. He made his television debut in the sitcom Instant Mom. <mask> played Pete, a high school student, on the American television sitcom Cougar Town. He played the love interest of Kira Kosarin's character in One Crazy Cruise and also starred as himself. <mask> was cast in a supporting role in The Smiley Face Killers. He made his Theatre debut in October of last year as the leading male character in the Broadway musical Anastasia. He revealed that he is a member of the USC's Trojan Swim Elite team.He has been training with the two-time Olympian. He finished in the 24th position out of 29 entrants in the 100 yard butterfly competition. He shared on social media that he had qualified for the Australian Olympic trials in the 100m butterfly. <mask> failed to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics by finishing in 8th place in the 100m butterfly at the trials, despite setting personal best times and making the final. <mask> starred on Head Above Water, a swimming documentary, as himself, which was released on June 4, 2021, on Amazon Prime Video. He is trying to qualify for the Summer Olympics. He was a brand ambassador for Build-A-Bear Workshop.He became a brand ambassador for Teen Cancer America a year later. He was the first United Nations Development Programme advocate for oceans. He was a brand ambassador for Bonds in August. He was featured in the movie. He is a model. His book "Prince Neptune" will be released in April 2020. He appeared in Australia's new Bonds "WeGotsYou" campaign in February 2020.ICM Partners is his talent agency. <mask> starred on Head Above Water as himself, which was released on June 4, 2021, in Amazon Prime Video. <mask> has a record label on his left forearm, a large anchor on his right hand, and a skull and crossbones on his arm. <mask> dated model Marloes Stevens from 2020 to 2021. The Paradise Tour is a filmography studio album.

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texts: An American drummer and musician who rose to prominence as the drummer of alternative rock band Hole from 1992 until 1998 is namedPatricia <mask>. When she was a teenager, Schemel developed an interest in punk rock music. She formed several bands with her brother while in high school. Kurt Cobain was a friend of Schemel's and recommended him as a drummer for Hole. She performed on Live Through This (1994), the band's second album. Schemel was replaced by a session drummer on the band's third release, Celebrity Skin, after its producer, Michael Beinhorn, convinced Love that Schemel was unable to adequately perform during their recording sessions. The event marked her departure from the band because her drumming did not appear on the final tracks.On the band's subsequent tour, <mask> was replaced by a different person. <mask> was homeless for a time after developing a crack cocaine addiction. She was a drummer on Love's debut solo album, America's Sweetheart, which was released in 2004. It was <mask> who drummed for Juliette and the Licks. Schemel co-created Hit So Hard, a documentary about her time in Hole, her overcoming substance abuse, and her subsequent business operating a dog boarding business, using concert and video diary footage from Hole's 1994–1995 Live Through This world tour. She formed the band Death Valley Girls with her brother, Larry, in the same year that she joined the band Upset. In Los Angeles, California,Patricia Theresa <mask> was born on April 24, 1967.She was the middle child of three children and grew up in Washington. After <mask>'s birth, her parents relocated to Washington state from Brooklyn, New York. In her memoir, Hit So Hard, Schemel said that her upbringing was significant due to her parents being members of AA. At age eleven, Schemel began playing drums after her father bought her a drum set. Schemel came out to her family as a lesbian when she was a teenager. It was weird when Schemel realized she was a lesbian. Punk and rock music is great.You could be who you wanted. AC/DC and Wire were among the punk rock bands that Schemel's early influences included. One of Schemel's high school friends had a shared interest in punk rock music. The Milkbones was her first band. The punk band she and her brother formed in Seattle was renamed Kill Sybil due to the artist of the same name. She joined the all-female punk rock band Doll Squad in 1987. Before their 2008 reunion, Schemel was one of the original members of Doll Squad.The band was active from 1987 to 1989 and released a demo tape. Schemel was in the band The Primitives with Raegan Butcher, Danny Darst, and Tommy Suzuki. After the departure of their drummer, Chad Channing, Kurt Cobain considered <mask> as a replacement. Cobain was a fan of the band that was based in Seattle. He and Schemel developed a close friendship after Schemel became Cobain's second choice. Schemel quit her job at Microsoft in 1992 to join Hole after auditioning for the band in Los Angeles which impressed Love and guitarist Eric Erlandson. Schemel's first work with Hole was the recording of their fourth single, "Beautiful Son", in which she also played guitar on the b-side "20 Years in the Dakota", with Love playing bass.During this period, Schemel had developed an addiction to heroin, and refused to be part of Kurt Cobain's drug intervention in March 1994, claiming that doing so would be hypocrisy. Live Through This was Hole's second critically acclaimed album. She went on to tour with the band for the promotion of Live Through This, which included dates at the Reading Festival, Big Day Out and Lollapalooza. Schemel was the first woman to appear on the cover of a magazine. In a 1995 interview with Rolling Stone, Schemel commented that she was not out there with that pink flag or anything but it was good for other people who live somewhere else in a small town. She recorded with Phranc and played drums on Goofyfoot. The first song on the soundtrack to The Crow: City of Angels was a cover of "Gold Dust Woman" by Hole.She was prominently featured in the video for the song. A side project called Constant Comment was formed by <mask> and Hole bassists. A small number of shows were played by the band. In 1997 Hole entered the studio to record Celebrity Skin, the follow-up to Live Through This. The writing of the album's material was done by Schemel. At the insistence of producer Michael Beinhorn, Love and Erlandson suggested using a session drummer to record the drums for the album. The final drum tracks were recorded by a session drummer provided by producer Beinhorn, after Schemel left the studio and quit the band.In the months following the album's release, <mask> Maloney for the album's tour. <mask>'s name and photo were included on the album sleeve due to her contribution to the writing of the album. The reasons for Schemel's departure from Hole were disputed at the time, with Love claiming that Schemel's drug habit was to blame, however, Schemel insisted it was due to "musical differences." Schemel left Hole due to personal and musical differences between her and Celebrity Skin producer, Michael Beinhorn. She claimed that after a meeting with the band, Beinhorn brought in a session drummer, who she felt betrayed by the band. Love referred to Beinhorn as a Nazi and Eric Erlandson expressed regret over the decision to replace Schemel on the album's studio work. She noted that she didn't have much of a say in it.After quitting Hole, <mask> became addicted to crack cocaine and was homeless for over a year. According to Love, <mask> contacted her asking for money, but only if she would attend a rehabilitation center. By 2001, Schemel had gotten sober. After overcoming her addiction, Schemel got back together with Love for Love's short-lived project Bastard, which included Veruca Salt's Louise Post on guitar and Gina Crosley of Rockit Girl. A few demos were recorded by the group. <mask> was a drummer for the experimental group Lucid Nation and recorded drums for their album. <mask>, along with her brother Larry, were key composers and performers on America's Sweetheart, the debut solo album ofCourtney Love.She was a member of the punk rock band Juliette and the Licks, who recorded their first song...Like a Bolt of Lightning. On March 18, 2010, Schemel appeared in bonus footage for the program, "Sober House with Dr. Drew discussing her addiction and sobriety." She took part in a benefit concert for women's recovery from drug addiction. The documentary film Hit So Hard was directed by P. David Ebersole and chronicles Schemel's early life, time in Hole, overcoming substance abuse, and life after quitting Hole. Interviews with the band, as well as home video footage recorded by Schemel, chronicle Hole's 1994–1995 Live Through This Tour. The classic Hole line-up was back in the same room for the first time in thirteen years as a result of the premiere of the film at The Museum of Modern Art. 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texts: Claude Hudson "<mask>" <mask> was an American drummer. He was a founding member of The Allman Brothers Band. <mask> was raised in Jacksonville, Florida. He formed a group on the 31st of February at Florida State University. He was a member of the Allman Brothers Band. Their 1971 live release was an artistic and commercial breakthrough. The group became one of the most popular bands of the era due to their live performances and successful albums.Trucks remained a constant in their career despite the band breaking up and re-forming. On January 24, trucks died of a gunshot wound. Claude Hudson <mask> was born on May 11, 1947 in Jacksonville, Florida. His father was an eye doctor. The band director at Ribault junior high gave him three sticks and told him to play something. He was the first chair at Jean Ribault High School. The Vikings, who released one 7-inch in 1964, and the Echoes, which played Beatles covers, were two bands that Trucks was in.He majored in staying out of Vietnam while attending Florida State University. He was kicked out because of poor attendance. The band was formed with two high school friends. Bob Dylan was covered by the group. They relocated to Daytona Beach in hopes of finding more success, but were often turned away by their owners because they couldn't dance to the music. He met members of the Allman Joys at one club. The band changed their name to avoid legal action from a New York nightclub.Their self-titled debut album was released in 1968. The group toured with the Allmans under a number of different names. Tired of his music career, Trucks contemplated going back to school to study mathematics. He was invited to join a new project headed by Allman, who had secured a record deal with Atlantic Records. The drummer in the band was introduced to Trucks by Allman. The two developed a drive that was crucial to the band. A powerful conventional beat was laid down by trucks while the jazz-influenced Johanson added a second layer of percussion and ad libitum cymbal flourishes."He had that freight train, meat-and-potatoes kind of thing that set Jaimoe up perfectly," said founding member and co-lead guitarist Dickey Betts of Trucks' addition to the original band lineup. He had the power we needed. The Allman Brothers Band released their first album later that November. The Allman Brothers Band had recorded and performed with Trucks. The Allman Brothers band members were a part of the lawsuit. The suit sought $10 million in royalties from sales of compact disks and digital downloads. The license given to users for downloads was not sound.The Allman Brothers and other jam bands were planning to use the Web as a real venue. He helped connect the Brothers to the extended scene. He started the Roots Rock Revival master camp experience. In 2015, Trucks performed at two festivals with a band. The band was led by Trucks and featured other former Allman Brothers Band members as well as his drumming partner. He was in a band called The Freight Train Band. There was a long interest in philosophy and literature by trucks.In 2005, The New York Times Book Review published a letter from Trucks, in which he criticized writer Roy Blount, Jr.'s reference to Duane as "one of these churls" in a review of Splendor in the Short Grass: The Grover Lewis Reader. The Rolling Stone article about the band made the members look uneducated characters who spoke in dialogue "taken directly from Faulkner," according to the letter. The personal life and death of Trucks was that of his wife, who he had two children with. Two of his children were from a previous marriage. His nephew joined the Allman Brothers Band in 1999 and is one of the co-founding members of the Tedeschi Trucks Band. Widespread Panic and Hard Working Americans have a nephew who plays drums. The oldest son of Trucks is a member of the trio.According to police reports, Trucks died of a gunshot wound to the head in West Palm Beach, Florida, at the age of 69, after years of financial trouble. Further reading, Scott. derek-trucks-remembers-butch-trucks-he- left-an-impression-at-

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texts: <mask> (born February 7, 1991) is a Canadian-American professional ice hockey defenceman. Ramage was a fourth-round selection of the Flames. At the 2010 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships, Ramage was a member of the American junior national team that won a bronze medal, and at the 2011 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships, he was a member of the American junior national team that won a gold medal. He made his NHL debut in 2015. When <mask> was a member of the Toronto Maple Leafs, his son was born in the Toronto suburb of Mississauga, Ontario. He is the son of Rob and Dawn and has two older sisters. Ramage played for the St. Louis Blues in the 2004 Quebec International Pee-Wee Hockey Tournament.Ramage followed in his father's footsteps and joined the USA Hockey National Team Development Program. Ramage played for the gold medal-winning squad at the IIHF World U18 Championships in 2009, recording one assist in seven games. Ramage was recruited by at least four NCAA schools and the Soo Greyhounds of the OHL. Ramage accepted a scholarship offer to attend the University of Wisconsin and play hockey for the Badgers. Ramage majored in life sciences communication at the University of Wisconsin. College Ramage played four seasons for the Badgers. He scored 2 goals and added 10 assists as a freshman.He joined the US junior national team for the World Junior Ice Hockey Championships. The Americans defeated the Canadians in the final to win the gold medal. The Americans won the bronze medal at the World Junior Championship in 2011. One of <mask>'s father's former teams selected him in the fourth round of the NHL Entry Draft. He scored one goal and added 10 assists in his sophomore season at Wisconsin. In his junior season, Ramage struggled and finished with 10 points in 37 games. Wanting to complete his degree and continue to develop as a player, Ramage declined an opportunity to turn professional with the Flames and instead returned to Wisconsin for his senior season.Ramage was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He scored 14 goals and 53 points in four years. Ramage signed a two-year contract with the Flames after completing his college career. He played for the Abbotsford Heat in the American Hockey League in the first half of the season. Ramage said that he received increased responsibilities with Alaska as a result of being demoted by the Flames. He recorded one goal in the team's final six regular season games. He added 4 more goals and 13 assists in the playoffs as the Aces won the Kelly Cup.<mask> was assigned to the Adirondack Flames after returning to the American Hockey League. He earned his first NHL recall on April 10, 2015, after recording 14 points with the team in 53 games. He made his NHL debut in a 5–1 loss to the Jets. The Flames did not extend a new contract to Ramage, thus making him an unrestricted free agent. On July 3, 2015, <mask> signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Columbus Blue Jackets. He was part of the Lake Erie Monsters team that won the Calder Cup. <mask> was traded to the Arizona Coyotes in January of last year in exchange for future considerations.Ramage was traded along with Tyler Gaudet to the Nashville Preds in exchange for Labrie and Murphy. He was assigned to the Milwaukee Admirals and added 3 assists in 21 games. On July 1, Ramage agreed to a one-year, two-way contract with the New JerseyDevils. For the duration of the season, Rampage was assigned to the BinghamtonDevils. Ramage established new career bests with 12 goals and 31 points in 74 games, however he was unable to earn a recall to New Jersey. As an impending free agent, Rampage chose to pursue a European career, signing his first contract abroad on a two-year agreement with German club, Eisbren Berlin of the DEL, on May 10, 2019. After helping Berlin claim their eighth championship title in his second season with the club, <mask> left as a free agent to sign a one-year contract with Schwenninger Wild Wings.He married <mask> on July 11, 2015. There is a list of family relations in the NHL. Sources disagree on where <mask> was born. The National Hockey League's website states that Mississauga, Ontario, but other publications give St. Louis. Rob was a player for the Toronto Maple Leafs at the time of <mask>'s birth. There are external links to career statistics.

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texts: She is an Italian singer. She has worked with many prominent Italian writers such as Pino Daniele, Ivano Fossati, Mario Lavezzi, Mango and Enrico Ruggeri. She has explored a wide range of genres, from rock to pop. Her sister was also a singer. She wears eccentric clothing for her performances. At one point in her life, she was married to a tennis player. Three years after her sister Domenica, Career was born in Bagnara Calabra in Southern Italy on September 20 as the third of four daughters.Her parents were both school teachers. She grew up in Porto Recanati and Ancona. She attended the local Art Institute in Rome after her parents separated. She was a go-go dancer in radio and television shows in the 1970s. She met Renato Zero at the dance troupe in Rome. The Italians starred in the musical "Hair" in 1969. Domenica changed her name to Mia Martini after performing as a backing vocalist for Chico Buarque de Holanda.Martini started a successful music career, recording songs like "Piccolo Uomo" and "Minuetto". In 1972 she performed in two movies. The producers persuaded <mask> to record her first album. "Sei Bellissima" was on the second album of "Normale o Super". The relationship between Ivano and Berté began in 1978. The single "E la luna buss" is considered to be one of the early minstream reggae songs in Italy. She spent a year in New York to work on her next album.She met Andy Warhol at the Factory. They collaborated on the music video. She won Festivalbar with "Non sono una signora". Carioca was recorded in 1985 by her. She performed at the Sanremo Music Festival in 1986 with her song "Re". She married Bjorn Borg in 1988. The marriage ended in 1992.The song "Stiamo come stiamo" was written in 1993. Martini was found dead in her apartment in Rome in 1995. Martini's death was a devastating moment in the life of the man. The Baths of Caracalla in Rome hosted a performance of "Gerusalemme" in the early 2000s. The three video clips that are part of the mini-CD are directed by her. The first reality show on Italian TV involving famous singers took place two years later. She produced the new album by herself, thanks to the show's proceeds.She was hospitalized for a long time in April 2010 after a bad fall. She finished fourth in the Sanremo Music Festival with her song "Respirare". She was in Russia for the White Nights Festival, where she took part in the "Bandabert" tour. She was a judge in the talent show "Friends of Maria De Filippi". She recorded the songs "Allegria" with J-Ax and Fedez and "Occhi di Gatto" with Cristina D'Avena. In 2016 there was a big show at the Verona Arena called "Amiche in Arena", which featured a series of duets with other Italian female artists. The song "J'adore Venise" was on the soundtrack of Call Me By Your Name.She topped the Italian charts with a song made in collaboration with a raggae band. She had a relationship with J-Ax and Fabio Rovazzi. "Strade di fuoco" was written in 2006 and "Musica e parole" was written in 2008. "Respirare" (with Gigi D'Alessio) was filmed in Italy.


texts: <mask> was a nobleman and a participant in the Reconquista battle. He was the second Lord of Meneses, Lord of Cea, Grajal, Montalbn, and the first Lord of Alburquerque. His father was <mask>, a powerful noble who founded the Monastery of Santa Mara de Matallana, as well as three hospitals for lepers and pilgrims in Cuenca, Villa. The Monastery of Santa Mara de Trianos was founded before 1125 when Pope Honorius II ordered a Papal bull to be appointed. <mask> married the mother of <mask> around 1161, the year in which he granted her arras. The daughter of Garca Pérez, tenente in Cea, was the one who distinguished himself in the conquest of Baeza and Almera. After she was widowed, she joined the Cistercian convent of Santa Mara la Real in Gradefes, which was founded by her parents.<mask>ceded the village of Montalbn in 1209 to <mask> <mask>. He received a gift of the village of Navahermosa, the castle Dos Hermanas, and the village of Malamoneda from the king. <mask> <mask> was the ruler of Portillo on behalf of the Count of Urgell. He fought with his brothers-in-law, his brothers-in-law's sons, and his brothers-in-law's sons. <mask> gave the village of Palazuelos to <mask>z <mask> and then donated it to a Cistercian community. The Romanesque Monastery of Palazuelos was built in 1216. The headquarters of the Cistercians of Castile was completed in the middle of the 13th century.In February 1216, during the uprising of lvaro Nez <mask>, he took part in an extraordinary parliament along with other Castilian nobles. Fernando was sent to the court of Len and his father after his mother took refuge in the castle of Autillo de Campos because of the situation in Castile. The families of Téllez <mask>s, Girn, and Haro distanced themselves from lvaro after a meeting of all the nobility of the Kingdom of Castile to try to reach an accord and avoid civil war. The year 1217 was one of the most tense in the history of Castile. lvaro Nez <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 On June 6, 1217, King Henry died from a head wound he received while playing with other children in the palace of the Bishop of Palencia, Tello Téllez de Meneses. The king's body was brought to the castle of Tariego by lvaro Nez de Lara, who tried to keep the news quiet.Immediately, Berengaria charged Lope Daz <mask>, <mask> <mask>, and Gonzalo Rodrguez Girn with the task of discreetly fetching her son Ferdinand, who at the time was in Toro with his father King <mask>. The nobles were able to convince the King that he was alive and well, despite the hesitation of the infantas Sancha and Dulce. Ferdinand, the illegitimate heir to the throne of Castile, was proclaimed king in Autillo de Campos on 14 June 1217. <mask> <mask> took lvaro Nez <mask> prisoner and he was obliged to hand over some fortresses. The truce that was signed on 11 November allowed members of the House of Lara to regain their liberty and privileges. After being released from prison, lvaro once again went against his enemies, but he died while laying siege to them in the fortress. Fernando Nez <mask> was in the service of Caliph Yusuf II.The truce was put to an end by the Pact of Toro in August of 1218. The death of <mask> of Len in 1230 led to the union of the two crowns. According to tradition, he was buried in the Monastery of Santa Mara de Palazuelos. <mask> married twice. His first wife was Elvira Rodrguez. The daughter of Rodrigo Gutiérrez Girn was born after February 22nd. <mask> <mask> <mask> was the subject of chivalric romances because of his defense of Crdoba.<mask> will succeed his brother as Governor of Cordoba and Lord of Meneses. <mask> <mask> "<mask> Mozo" Maria Pais Ribeira "a Ribeirinha" was married to Mara Anes <mask>, daughter of Juan Fernndez. <mask> and Mara had three children, including <mask> <mask>, the wife of infante <mask> Molina, and mother of Queen <mask> Molina. <mask> is married to the son of Count Gmez Gonzlez <mask>raba and Elvira Pérez. The illegitimate son of <mask> of Len and Teresa Gil <mask> married the mother of <mask>. Between February 1211, the year in which his first wife died, and July 1213, when he first appeared with his second wife, Teresa Sanches, he married the illegitimate daughter of Maria Pais Ribeira, who later married <mask>.<mask> succeeded to the Lordship of Alburquerque thanks to his second marriage to Teresa, and the Lordship of Meneses passed to his firstborn, <mask>o. Mencia Rodrguez was married to Martn <mask>, who died after 15 June 1285. Instructions for his wife Mencia, his sister <mask>, and his five children were left in his will. He mentions his brother-in-law who might be Menca's brother. <mask> <mask> "Tizn" is said to have married the daughter of Gonzalo Rodrguez Girn. <mask> passed away on June 15, 1285. <mask> was married to Elvira, daughter of Gonzalo Rodrguez Girn.There were births and deaths of Castilian nobility.

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texts: <mask> was a well-known Australian artist and botanical illustrator. She did illustrations on birds, butterflies and insects. One of Marian and Charles Ryan's pastoral stations in Victoria was where Life Marian was born. Her brother, Sir Charles Ryan, was a noted Melbourne surgeon and the son of the Duke of Buccleuch. Joice was the niece of Loch. She married a man who had fought in the New Zealand wars after graduating from Miss Murphy's private school. She was encouraged to paint wild flowers by her husband.Her work is noted for being botanically informative as well as artistic because she had no training. After returning to Melbourne in 1877, she spent many years painting the flora of Australia in the company of her painting companion, Margaret Forrest. The Palace of Fine Arts was the site of the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition. A Flower-Hunter was published in 1898 based on letters to her husband and friends. A Guide to the Wild Flowers, published in New York in 1899, and Guide to the Trees, published in 1900, were both illustrated by Alice Lounsberry. While in America, Lounsberry received the news that her son Russell had been killed in the Second Boer War. She held an exhibition in London in 1905.Exhibitions of her work sold at high prices when she returned to Australia. She produced a huge volume of illustrations during her first trip to New Guinea in 1916. She contracted Malaria on these journeys. She exhibited 1000 of her works in Sydney in 1920, which was the largest solo exhibition in Australia at the time. She died at Macedon, Victoria, her husband and her only son having predeceased her, and she died in jail awaiting trial on charges of forgery. Bill Baillie's books were published in Australia and New Zealand. Australia's Brilliant Daughter <mask>: Artist, Naturalist, Explorer is one of the many accounts of her career that have been published.The National Library of Australia has a collection of flower paintings. J. McKay wrote <mask>: A Flower-Hunter in Queensland. The Flower Hunter was written by a woman. <mask>'s niece, H. J., wrote Wild Flower Hunter. Samuel was named after Helen Jo. One of the oldest and most venerable establishments in the city of Melbourne, the Australian Club, has a room that is completely covered in murals by the artist. Despite winning several gold medals judged by international artists against some of Australia's leading male artists, a disdain for her ability, artistry, and capacity due to her gender resulted in a bias against her art that lasted decades.Her art was located in the National Library. After her death in 1923, her surviving collection of 952 paintings was offered to the Australian government by her estate. The House of Representatives debated the offer. The paintings became the property of the Australian Commonwealth after parliament agreed on a price of 5000 pounds, half the asking price. The collection was stored in the vaults of the Federal Treasury in Melbourne until 1933, when custody was transferred to the Commonwealth National Library, and to date, the major purchase by the Australian government had either been mostly hidden from public view, or her art was farmed out to overseas government offices. The National Library of Australia houses the remaining paintings. There is a portrait of <mask> here.The public has been able to view the Queensland Museum's collection of 125 botanical paintings for almost half a century. The collection was taken from the old town hall to the museum after the exhibition. 1. <mask> worked into the night to draw plants that she collected on her journey, she painted most of her paintings indoors. <mask> was a rapid and direct painter who made her botanical paintings outdoors without the under-drawing of the pencil. She did not want to be a serious botanical illustrator because of her curiosity and personal interests. She wrote that the paintings were painted with a view of showing the general public how the flowers grow with their surroundings, while they are all botanically correct.<mask> wanted to make artistic compositions with bold close-up form. The colorful and vivid flora painted by her were placed in different native habitats beyond the picture frame. Her composition is said to have been influenced by the Temple of Flora. Some of Thornton's artists, like <mask>, added insects and snakes to their artwork in order to achieve a dramatic effect. <mask> combined traditional watercolor techniques with opaque paints that she used to illustrate detail. The practice of producing multiple copies of her paintings made it difficult to classify her output. 2.<mask>'s painting has limited scientific research value because it lacks critical details needed for botanical illustrations. The drawings are clear enough to help people identify the plants she drew. <mask> kept her passion for discovering the botanical world despite her confession that she didn't know much about plants. In the early years of her career, there was a trend to depict the flower or fruit as an isolated part or branch, but her later career showed a change which was inclined to put plants in their own environment rather than in a studio-like space. <mask> did more than paint a picture of her observations. The arrangement of these different types plants presented a pleasing combination, as <mask> often added one part of a plant to another. <mask>' paintings are not strong enough to be called a scientific illustration.<mask> was able to limit the botanical species in her painting due to her own taste. Waterlilies were her favorite flowers and there was no depiction of the large and significant sunflower family in her artworks. 3. <mask> is good at depicting animals and insects. She explores animal paintings in the series about bird and butterfly drawings. Many of the species of animals depicted in <mask>' paintings were found in the Queensland Museum. Most of <mask> paintings finished indoors and the flower was often picked by herself or given to her by the local people.It has been questioned if the representation of these real species was accurate. <mask> probably combined plants and insects at random. <mask>' interest in animals was derived from her early experience with her family, which included her grandfather John Cotton, who had an interest in insects and reptiles. The Le Souefs had a feeling for shakes. <mask> was full of enthusiasm with her artistic creation, which enabled her to observe the insect world and animal life. She was able to escape from her busy business of botanical painting because of these magical creatures. <mask> is a collector of insects.Some of the stories she told in her letters were about snakes. There were sheets of paper painted with rows and rows of butterflies. <mask> was a source of adding to the flower paintings. The animals and insects were added for the artistic effect rather than the realistic illustration. <mask> botanical paintings are an excellent record of the history of some flora drawn by an artist who was in search of the aesthetic expression and picturesque beauty. RoyalWorcesterRowan was commissioned to do a series of paintings to be used as designs on tea sets. There is a collection of porcelain at the National Trust of Australia.The Museum of Royal Worcester has a collection of original drawings. <mask> was awarded the Special Merit in 1879 for his work at the International Exhibition. The International Colonial and Export Exhibition, Amsterdam, and Calcutta International Exhibition were held in 1879 and 1884, respectively. A guide to the trees with Alice Lounsberry. There are wild flowers and trees in New York. Australian wild-flowers : a popular introduction to the wild-flowers of Australia, with notes on their characteristics and the localities where they may have been written by Herbert P. Dickins. Her portrait by Sir John Longstaff was paid for by the public.It was the first national portrait of an Australian woman. A street in the suburb of Cook is named after her. The first building in the Australian National Botanic Gardens was named after her. The National Library of Australia has a list of Australian botanical illustrators. The Flower Hunter is an entry in the Australian National Botanic Gardens Biography.

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texts: <mask> or "<mask>" is an American rapper better known by his stage name,Antoine Reed. He started his music career in 2005 as a member of the hip hop duo The Cool Kids, and later joined the group All City Chess Club, the "super group" P.O.C. The Toothpick Clique was pulled over by the cops. The Cool Kids' debut album, When Fish Ride Bicycles, features production by The Neptunes and Ghostface Killah. The album reached the top of the charts. 76 was on the billboard 200. There are 9 rap albums.<mask> started releasing a number of free mixtapes in 2011. He contributed to the Chuck Inglish album. His first commercial solo album, Banco, was released on July 29, 2014, and features guest appearances by artists such as Too $hort, Mac Miller, Twista, and Iamsu. "Mikey <mask>" Reed was born in 1987 in the Chicago suburb of Matteson, Illinois. He started rhyming at the age of ten after listening to artists such as Nas, Jay-Z, Slick Rick, and Eric B. At age ten, he knew he would go into hip hop despite his interest in sports, academics, and graphic art. I didn't have a backup plan or plan B. I knew what I was supposed to be doing.I have put all my time into it. As a teenager, he began producing his own music, as well as working on rhymes and making music with friends, including his future collaborators Tris J and Shorty K. He would specialize in reptile and mammal studies if he weren't a rapper. He began producing under the name <mask> <mask>. The Cool Kids 2005–07: <mask> was mostly working on music production, and doing some rapping as well. <mask> was sixteen when he founded The Cool Kids. He met co-founder Evan "Chuck Inglish" Ingersoll after <mask> found a beat that he had produced.The two met to discuss terms of the beat's sale, and ended up recording for two hours. I came over to his house with some CDs, and that's all she wrote. We were both looking for each other. They discovered that Outkast, Gorillaz, and 1980s hip hop influenced each other. It was inspired by golden age hip hop and artists like Eric B. They formed a production duo called The Cool Kids. The band was going to make beats and produce for other artists.However, "<mask> himself rapped during a session and wound up as the temporary 'voice' of the Cool Kids", though the two soon began sharing vocal duties". Josh Young of Flosstradamus booked the group for a DJ performance and they met DJ Diplo. Totally Flossed Out was released on C.A.K.E. after Diplo offered to release it on his label Mad Decent. The recordings were made in 2007. The group collaborated with DJ Benzi on a track called "Gettin' It" in 2007. In the summer of 2007, all of their material was released on their MySpace page. There were performances at the CMJ Music Festival.In 2008 they were listed in Rolling Stone's Ten Artists to Watch. The Cool Kids have gone from an underground sensation in their native Chicago to the hottest ticket at New York's CMJ festival since the debut of "Black Mags", according to Rolling Stone. They opened for M.I.A. in 2007. The band performed at the Rock the Bells hip hop festival. The duo put up their first for-profit single in January of 2008. A black and white music video was made for "Black Mags", which was featured in a TV commercial with Sara Bareilles. In February 2008, the group toured across Australia and appeared at the Laneway Festival.In April 2009, the group appeared at the Culture Shock event. The Bake Sale was their first commercially available disc. Totally Flossed Out, an unofficial bootleg of their music, was online as of 2008. The Cool Kids became the first hip hop group to sign to the Green Label Sound imprint in August of 2008. Mountain Dew endorsed the duo for their single, "Delivery Man", and commercials and the music video have aired on MTV2. Q-Tip was on the "NBA 2K Bounce Tour" in 2008. A number of their singles were featured in video games and television episodes in 2008.The song "88" was used in the video games NBA Live 08 and MLB 2K8 as well as in the episode "The First Cut Is the Deepest" from the TV series. The group's song "Bassment Party" was used in an episode of Entourage. "2K Pennies" was recorded for the soundtrack of NBA 2K9. On May 5, 2009, the group's second official mixtape, Gone Fishing, was released. On May 31, 2010, there was a new mixtape called Tacklebox. There were new singles from When Fish Ride Bicycles and freestyles from both members of The Cool Kids in Tacklebox. The band did a single titled "Gold and a Pager" for A-Trak's Fool's Gold Records in 2011.Their first studio album, When Fish Ride Bicycles, was released in July of 2011. The album was delayed due to legal issues with Chocolate Industries. The album features production by The Neptunes, as well as artists such as Bun B and Ghostface Killah. The album reached the top of the charts. 76 was on the billboard 200. There are 9 rap albums. A song from the album, "A Little Bit Cooler," was used in a commercial for Nike with Kobe Bryant and LeBron James.Lewis. The Cool Kids are members of the hip-hop collective All City Chess Club. The "super group" P.O.C. was formed in 2010 by Mikey <mask>, Chuck Inglish, Gary, Indiana's Freddie Gibbs, and Cleveland's Chip Tha Ripper. It was pulled over by the cops. After working on "Oil Money", the crew continued to work together. Their first single, "Authority", was produced by Blended Babies. The Toothpick Clique was co-founded by <mask> and his friends.As of 2012 they were working on new material. The Cool Kids' Rocks and Inglish began working on their own solo material in 2011. They continued to tour as a band and help each other on their various projects. Sir <mask> released his first solo album, the Rocks Report, on March 14, 2011. Ski Beatz, Madlib, and others are involved in the production of guest appearances like Like and Mibbs, <mask>, and Trademark Da Skydiver. On October 2, 2011, there was a follow up to this mixtape by Premier Politics. <mask> does most of the writing on the album.<mask> stated "It didn't take too long because I'm a studio rat, so I'll be in the lab for 2 weeks straight, 10 hours a day, and just grind out non-stop." The Alchemist was one of a number of different producers who contributed. He released a collection of sweatshirts and T-shirts to promote independent designers. On October 23, 2011, it was announced that <mask> had joined forces with Jet Life Recordings, a Warner Bros. imprint owned by fellow rap artist Curren$y. <mask> was a featured artist on a number of the albums released by the label. "1st Place" was on the album Jet World Order. The Smoker's Club Tour featured Method Man, Smoke DZA, and Big K.R.I.T.He continued to work on music with The Cool Kids while working on solo material. On April 6, 2012 he released the Premier Politics 1.5, which included songs he had originally intended for the project. Contributors and featured artists included Cardo, Tye Hill, Brandun DeShay, Cookin' Soul, Like, his close friend Tris J, and Chuck Inglish. Stated Hot New Hip Hop, Sir <mask>'s future is sure to improve with every new release. It's a great addition to the catalog. Lap of Lux was released in August of 2012 Mac Miller, Rockie Fresh, andCasey Veggies are some of the artists featured in Lap of Lux.He collaborated with actress and singer Teyana Taylor to shoot a music video for the Lap of Lux track "Reservations". He toured with Mac Miller in the fall of 2012 and again in the second half of the year. In December 2012 Rocks released an 8-track follow-up to their previous project, Lap of Lux 1.5. It is highly likely that Sir <mask> is Chicago's biggest newer artist, even though he is overlooked in the wake of Chief Keef, Rockie Fresh, and Lil Reese. He has performed at the festival every year since 2007. He remained independent despite being associated with but not signed to Jet Life Recordings. While You Wait..., a ten track project with guest appearances by artists such as Ab-soul, Mac Miller, and Larry Fisherman, was released on May 30, 2013.His debut album was released in July of 2014). There are guest appearances from Twista, Iamsu!, Mac Miller, Trinidad James, Too Short and Chuck Inglish. <mask> has contributed to tracks by artists such as Dom Kennedy, Ski Beatz, Sean O'Connell, and Rapsody. One of the singles on the Chuck Inglish album was "Swervin'" featuring <mask> and Polyester the Saint. Mysteryschoolus is entering a new musical era. An electronic hip-hop duo is being formed by the artist and Owen Bones. Their debut was called Mystery School.The entire campaign leading up to this release has led to Owen Bones and Sir <mask> on twitch for these "Sudden Death" segments. A half hour is all it takes to create a beat from scratch. <mask> has used the music software program from Propellerhead Software as a music producer. According to Hot New Hip Hop, his laidback flow is a good fit for Jet Life Recordings, but you can't compare him to other rappers because his flow and sound are so different from what is constantly. He stated in 2012 that he just writes rhymes that his friends would listen to. Other people will fuck with it if we like it. Local Chicago rappers have been referenced as influences by Sir <mask>.Chicago classics like Twista, Crucial Conflict, and Common were big influences on what I am doing now. A lot of Chicago music has made me who I am. "Over the past year and a half, a new crowd of omnivorous, beat-obsessive DJs and rappers--Flosstradamus, Kid Sister, Hollywood Holt, The Cool Kids, Mano--has done." It uses more four-on-the-floor club rhythms from juke and house than the syncopated beats common in mainstream hip-hop. Some of the most appealing elements from the other major regional styles are the screwed vocals of Houston hip-hop, the good-natured rowdiness of Dirty South crunk, and the playful, casual attitude of Bay Area hyphy. <mask> was the face of the clothing line Mariani. The Cool Kids aren't getting enough credit for what they've done in style, music, and fashion, according to an interview with magazine Ruby Hornet."All gold everything, Retro J's, and a Neiman Marcus wardrobe are all things hot in popular hip-hop fashion culture today, but nothing that is extremely new." The Cool Kids wore all of the above fashion trends for years before they were mentioned in recent songs. Sir <mask> and Chuck Inglish were the originators of modern swag. He was living in both Chicago and Los Angeles at the same time. There are links to External links Living people 1987 births people from Chicago African-American male rappers American hip hop record producers Midwest hip hop musicians

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